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How does a server know who you are on every request? Many beginners think the server remembers them after login. That's not true. HTTP is stateless. Every request arrives like a stranger, with no memo

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How does a server know who you are on every request? Many beginners think the server remembers them after login. That's not true. HTTP is stateless. Every request arrives like a stranger, with no memo

How does a server remember that you are logged in? You log in once. Then you open ten more pages, and the app never asks for your password again. Many beginners think the server simply "remembers" the

Where do uploaded files go after Multer saves them? Many beginners think an uploaded file lives inside the request, or inside the database. That's not true. A file is just bytes written to a disk. You

Why can't Express read a file upload on its own? You build a form with a file input. You submit it. You log req.body. It is empty. Many beginners think Express is broken or that it express.json() shou

What does "REST API" actually mean? Many beginners think REST is a library or a framework you install. That's not true. REST is a set of rules for how a client and a server talk to each other over HTT

What happens to a request before it reaches your route? You send a request to /api/users. Your route handler sends back a response. Many beginners think the request goes straight from the browser to t
